Evaluation of Shielded Metal Arc Welding Consumables for Repair of Weld-Zone Corrosion
L. D. Parkinson, Latesh Malik, V. Mitrovic‐Scepanovic, R. J. Brigham
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L. D. Parkinson, Latesh Malik, V. Mitrovic‐Scepanovic, R. J. Brigham
Abstract
Five SMAW consumables were evaluated as candidates for repairing weld-zone corrosion in Canadian Coast Guard ships constructed of Grade A, Grade E and Grade EH steels on the basis of mechanical properties and corrosion resistance. A spectrum of corrosion rates was observed but several electrodes were found to be compatible with all baseplates including Grade EH containing 1.39% Mn.
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Five SMAW consumables were evaluated as candidates for repairing weld-zone corrosion in Canadian Coast Guard ships constructed of Grade A, Grade E and Grade EH steels on the basis of mechanical properties and corrosion resistance. A spectrum of corrosion rates was observed but several electrodes were found to be compatible with all baseplates including Grade EH containing 1.39% Mn.
Key concepts: Consumables, Shielded metal arc welding, Corrosion, Metallurgy, Coast guard, Welding, Materials science, Shielded cable